Gandhi's Next Move Awaited In British India Conflict
The Simla capital reports Gandhi preparing to begin a phase of peaceful noncooperation in his struggle for independence. Negotiations with Lord Willingdon collapsed after mass protests and the release of political prisoners raised hopes for a truce. Nehru and Patel remain imprisoned with limited movement, while Malaviya visits Dehra Dun as peace prospects fade.
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Vallabhai Patel
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Dehra Dun
Pandit Malaviya
Malaviya
Risa
Actor John Davis Lodge Leaves Law for Films
John Davis Lodge, son of a prominent family, abandoned Harvard law to pursue acting after a New York firm stint. He secured a Screen-test in September and signed with Paramount, landing roles from The Woman Accused to Little Women. Despite a long wait between jobs, Lodge remains hopeful and keeps a law office open.
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Massachusetts
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Harvard
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Francesca
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Paramount
Tonto Rim
John Brooke
Fragmentary New York note on a teen and future plans
A partial OCR item from New York mentions a person expressing interest in something and referencing a 7 year old and a daughter named Lily who will be 21 years old. The text is garbled and lacks clear event or context.
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New York
Lily
Reconciliation Talk Aimed at Aimee Semple McPherson
In a hotel dining room on Tuesday evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson and her estranged husband spoke of reconciliation, noting the divorce action would not be affected. Mrs McPherson-Hutton said she would tour to mend a broken heart and that she began a stimulus campaign upon returning home.
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Aimee ‘Semple
Huttone
May
Haytian Senate Refuses Ratification in Latin America Review
The Haytian senate declines to ratify the treaty and signals it will not ratify any similar pact. The article notes executive agreements lack effect without senate approval and discusses broader regional implications, including U S rebuilding efforts in Latin America and varied opinions from Roosevelt aides at Hyde Park. It mentions political maneuvering around endorsements and government service readiness, plus a note on Turkey's aviation insurance program offering 10,000 pounds coverage for passengers with government premium support.
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Caf
Latin America
Desolate South Dakota Homestead Echoes Lost Lives
An evocative account describes a ruined farm in the River Valley of South Dakota near Rockford. Wind torn walls and rotting rope swings hint at vanished family life, with hollows of a pioneer home and stubborn weeds marking a once cherished place now abandoned and dead.
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Jim River Valley
South Dakota
Rockford, III
Freeport
Rockford
Resson
Tollyhocks
Spain agriculture output set near one billion dollars
MADRID reports the department of agriculture estimates Spain will produce about 10,000,100,000 pesetas this year, roughly 1 billion dollars, reflecting a large agricultural year across the country.
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Spain
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